Patients with acute biliary pancreatitis should pay attention to their dietary structure in daily life, because recurrent attacks of cholecystitis can lead to aggravation of pancreatitis, so they should stay away from foods with high cholesterol and high fat, and they should stay away from fried foods and greasy foods, and it is better not to eat them. You should also not drink alcohol, because drinking alcohol all year round can also trigger attacks of cholecystitis and pancreatitis. You should eat light, easy-to-digest food, more vegetables and fruits, and you should do proper activities after eating to promote intestinal peristalsis. You should not strain or overeat to avoid aggravating the burden on the gastrointestinal tract, and have regular laboratory tests, including routine blood tests and blood and urine amylase measurements, if you find a significant increase, you should promptly take symptomatic treatment such as liver protection and enzyme reduction.